Hello and welcome to LIVE coverage from today’s clash between Scotland and Argentina at Wellington Regional Stadium in, guess where? Yep, that’s right in Wellington.

De Luca takes the ball on and breaks through Argentina's first line of defence. He finds Evans on the angle before Scotland spread the ball wide, exploiting a hole in the defence as Argentina have a man down again.

Rodriguez gets a chance to double Argentina's lead after Scotland infringe at the scrum. But he pulls his kick again, just like the drop goal attempt and the score remains 3-0

Play goes on still as Argentina, on the attack nearly knock into Lobbe, who has just got to his feet. Eventually play stops because of a knock-on and Barnes sends Lobbe off for blood on his knee. That is quite frankly ridiculous. The referees have been told not to stop play for every injury but that was quite obviously fairly serious

Fernandez Lobbe has gone down after an accidental clash with Kelly Brown. Lobbe went straight down and screamed with pain clutching his knee or lower leg. But play goes on ...

PENALTY ARGENTINA! 3-0! Contepomi gets a second chance to kick for points and this time he lands it from right out in front of the posts. Argentina have the lead and have had 78 per cent of possession so far. It could be more than just three in this first quarter

Contepomi decides to kick for points and he has the direction but the penalty was on the half-way line and it his kick drops just short

Another penalty, as Marcelo Bosch draws the error from Scotland, De Luca failing to release the ball after being hacked down ...

Scotland get the penalty and the chance to clear their half as Juan Figallo goes into the scrum on the angle instead of straight. A scrappy start from both sides so far

Argentina go for the early drop goal but fullback Martín Rodríguez scuffs his kick badly from right in front of the posts, pulling it wide to the right, and Scotland escape

Scotland are penalised for early engagement at the scrum and Argentina take the penalty quickly. They get up to within five metres of the try line ...

Scotland get back into the Argentine half but Nick De Luca is penalised for not releasing and Argentina kick upfield, into the Scottish 22 for the drive to the line

Not a bad looking strike from Paterson but he can't quite pull the ball around and it drifts across the front of goal and wide of the right post

Scotland trying to play the game at tempo as Jackson and the Lamont move the ball on. Argentina are penalised for not rolling away and Paterson will have an opportunity to kick for points ...

Scotland are pushed back but make it back up to the half way line. Max Evans breaks and gets 10m back into the Argentine half but he is unable to hold on to it and Contepomi receives the loose ball and boots up with left wing

Lawson ... to Richie Grey ... back to Lawson. And then a knock-on from Argentina hands Scotland a scrum on the 10m line of the Argentine half

Scotland get the match underway through the boot of Ruaridh Jackson ...

The anthems complete we are just moments away from kick-off in Wellington ...

The weather is not great in Wellington. It's only about seven degrees and there has been some fairly steady rain falling throughout the day. It's fairly dry at the moment but there will be more rain this evening, that is for sure

The referee for today’s clash is Wayne Barnes of the UK. Barnes is the youngest referee officiating at this year’s World Cup, at the age of 32. For anything else you want to know about Barnes just have a look at our guide to his career so far.

Argentina: 15-Martín Rodríguez, 14-Gonzalo Camacho, 13-Marcelo Bosch, 12-Felipe Contepomi (c), 11-Horacio Agulla, 10-Santiago Fernández, 9-Nicolás Vergallo, 8-Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe, 7-Juan Manuel Leguizamón, 6-Julio Farias Cabello, 5-Patricio Albacete, 4-Manuel Carizza, 3-Juan Figallo, 2-Mario Ledesma Arocena, 1-Rodrigo Roncero. /// Replacements: 16-Agustín Creevy, 17-Martín Scelzo, 18-Mariano Galarza, 19-Genaro Fessia, 20-Alfredo Lalanne, 21-Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino, 22-Juan Jose Imhoff

Felipe Contepomi returns for Argentina. The 34-year-old Contepomi missed the Pumas' 43-8 victory over Romania after he suffered what appeared to be a potentially tournament-ending rib injury. He returns to his preferred inside centre role with Martin Rodriguez moving back to full-back after he played there against Romania. Santiago Fernandez remains at fly-half for the match.